How to Betray

If you want to betray people who love you, you're in luck. If you're loved and trusted, betrayal takes very little effort to pull off. Living with yourself after a betrayal is another story--but to break a heart, all you need is have access to one. Here's how to cause pain and suffering to people who'd do anything for you. Read on to learn how to betray.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

1. Get close to the person you want to betray. Find out what they're looking for in a relationship and fulfill their needs. Establish a bond and trust, whether you love them or not. The important thing is that the person loves you.
2. Find out what makes the person insecure. It could be looks, money, social background or even sexual confidence.
3. Begin dating someone whose strong suit is what your lover lacks the most. If your lover is overweight, have your affair with someone skinny. If he's unemployed, cheat on him with someone wealthy.
4. Reveal the affair at a moment when your lover is feeling weak. This will cause the greatest pain. You can choose to be "accidentally" discovered if you don't want to confess.
5. Try to avoid feeling guilt for accomplishing your betrayal. You have just done something cruel and unethical, so guilt is normal--but if you want to get good at breaking people's hearts, you have to get past the fact that you just devastated someone who adored you.

Tips & Warnings

• Wanting to inflict pain on someone else isn't normal or healthy. If your goal is to betray someone, you'd probably benefit from some psychological counseling to work through your anger issues. There are healthier ways to deal with this impulse that won't involve injury to someone else.
• If you betray someone, they might seek revenge on you.